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Marg Rogers

(She/Her)
New South Wales
As seen in: Yahoo News Australia, The Conversation, Medical Xpress, Women's Agenda, Tolerance Canada, The Sector, Daily Bulletin AU, The Times Australia, Hashtag (Australia)
Covers:  Early childhood education and care, defence (military) family research, educator's wellbeing and work, health messaging, narratives (family, health, organisational, governmental), parents working away
Senior Lecturer in Early Childhood Education @UNE and a Postdoctoral Fellow with the @Manna_Inst researching military/veteran families and educators' wellbeing.

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Dr Marg Rogers is a Senior Lecturer in the Early Childhood Education team within the School of Education. Marg is the lead researcher for the funded Early Childhood Defence Program project (ECDP). This team, along with their Steering Committee of stakeholders has developed research-based, free, online resources for early childhood educators, parents and family/social workers to better support young children from Australian military families. This project is currently undergoing control trials …

Marg Rogers’s Journalist Portfolio

Early childhood educators are slaves to the demands of box-ticking regulations

Early childhood educators are slaves to the demands of box-ticking regulations

More than two-thirds of Australian early childhood educators reported working many extra hours to satisfy reg…

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Smile and wave ladies: The attempt to silence Grace Tame mirrors the plight of early childhood ed...

Smile and wave ladies: The attempt to silence Grace Tame mirrors the plight of early childhood ed...

Whenever our 2021 Australia of the Year (AOTY) speaks out and makes a stand about injustice, a backlash occur…

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Taking your child to an Anzac service? Prepare for loud noises and big questions

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By Marg Rogers, Amy Johnson, Einar B. Thorsteinsson
| The Conversation Verified
of Australians are expected to attend Anzac Day marches and services over the weekend. Many children will also be there with their families or school groups. Anzac events are often very sombre and can provoke serious questions from children. This year, with conflicts raging overseas, and terrorist attacks at home, the questions may be even more serious. How can parents and educators best approach these events that focus on grown-up topics such as war and service?
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Why women are more affected when universities struggle

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By Marg Rogers
| Women's Agenda Verified
The ABC’s Four Corners investigation into course cuts, staff cuts, university corporatisation and alleged financial mismanagement, aired on Monday night, revealed the worrying impact this is having on students, academics and the community. They are failures and struggles that unfairly affect women. Australian women are more likely than men to study at university and graduate with a degree.
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Childcare centres may have clear rules for staff numbers, but there are loopholes to get around them

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By Tammy Williams, Marg Rogers
| The Conversation Verified
There is a growing number of “serious incidents” in Australian early childhood services, including day cares. A serious incident is one that seriously compromises the health, safety or wellbeing of a child. There were 160 such incidents per 100 services in 2024–25. This is up from 148 and 139 in the previous two years. These figures follow explosive revelations of safety issues and abuse in the sector. In response, there are several new national child safety measures.
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